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Mohamed Salah will leave Liverpool at the end of this season

Last updated: 2026/03/24 at 7:42 PM
Published March 24, 2026
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Mohamed Salah confirmed that he would leave Liverpool FC after the season. This brings an emotional chapter to a close at Anfield.

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A Farewell Emotional MessageAn unforgettable journey at AnfieldWhat’s next?

In a social media video, the 33-year-old forward announced his news. The moment was right for him to say goodbye. Salah has made it very clear that once this season is over, he will be moving on.

A Farewell Emotional Message

Salah opened up about his relationship with both the club and city. He admitted that he had never imagined Liverpool would become so important in his life. He said the club was more than football. It is a symbol for passion, history and spirit.

The player also shared his thoughts on the experience he had with teammates and fans. Together they shared major wins and won important trophies. They faced tough times and remained strong together.

An unforgettable journey at Anfield

Salah moved to Liverpool from AS Roma in June 2017. Salah has been a major part of the success of Liverpool since then. Liverpool’s success was largely due to his goals, leadership, and consistency.

He signed a contract extension for two years in April 2025. He has decided, however, to leave the company earlier than expected, even though he signed a two-year contract extension in April 2025.

What’s next?

Salah is yet to reveal his future destination. His departure, however, will still mark the end a glorious era in Liverpool. The fans will wait and see how the Egyptian superstar continues his career.

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